Fleming, who was driving the car, was pulled over for speeding on Route 11 in Ellenburg Depot.

Police found needles and ingredients used to make methamphetamine in the car.

Police said Miller admitted to making methamphetamine at her home on Military Turnpike in Altona. Police said they searched the home and found a working meth lab. Two young children were at home at the time, but are reported to be in good condition.

Additional charges are pending.

More than a dozen meth labs have been discovered across the North Country this year.

Graphic Image Warning: Some viewers may find the images below disturbing. Methamphetamines have drastic physical effects on users skin, facial musculature and fat, teeth and gums, and also produce an increase in the estimated age of the user.

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See the physical effects of methamphetamines through before and after photos collected by the site Rehabs.com. The following photos may be disturbing to some.